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English brook
← Old English brūcan (inherited)
← Old English brōc (inherited)
← English apply (link)
← English employ (link)
← English utilize (link)
← English abrook (link)
← English beck (link)
← English burn (link)
← English coulee (link)
← English creek (link)
← English stream (link)
← English Bessbrook (link)
← English Holcombe Brook (link)
← English Rea Brook (link)
← English Stamford Brook (link)
← Middle English brouken (inherited)
← Middle English brook (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *brūkaną (inherited)
← Proto-Germanic *brūkaną (inherited(en/sco))
← Proto-West Germanic *brōk (inherited)
← Proto-Indo-European *bʰruHg- (root)
← Proto-Indo-European *bʰruHg- (derived)

→ English abrook (prefix)
→ English fruit (cognate)
→ English bear (link)
→ English swallow (link)
→ English river (mention)
→ English beck (link)
→ English broker (suffix)
→ English broker (mention)
→ English thole (link)
→ English brooklet (suffix)
→ English brookside (compound)
→ English brooklike (suffix)
→ English brookie (suffix)
→ English brookweed (compound)
→ English brooklime (compound)
→ English unbrookable (affix)
→ English brooketh (suffix)
→ English brookest (suffix)
→ English Brookhaven (compound)
→ English Colnbrook (link)
→ English Brookie (suffix)
→ English Bessbrook (affix)
→ English brookless (suffix)
→ Danish bruge (cognate)
→ German brauchen (cognate)
→ Alemannic German bruuche (cognate)
→ Latin fruor (cognate)
→ Luxembourgish brauchen (cognate)
→ Mòcheno prauchen (cognate)
→ Dutch ril (link)
→ Dutch bruiken (cognate)
→ Pennsylvania German brauche (cognate)
→ Albanian brydhët (cognate)